SoftMedx Completes Follow-Up Review, Confirms Fulfilment of All Resumption Conditions

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SoftMedx Healthcare Limited (SoftMedx) announced that all resumption conditions required by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited for reinstating trading in its shares have been met as of 2 July 2026.

The resumption framework comprised three key conditions:

1. Publication of the original resumption announcement dated 31 October 2025. 2. Engagement of an independent compliance (IC) consultant to conduct a follow-up review on 30 September 2025 and submit a corresponding report to both SoftMedx and the Securities and Futures Commission. 3. Public disclosure of the follow-up review results.

According to the latest filing, the IC Consultant has verified that every recommendation outlined in the earlier IC Report has been fully implemented, with “no exception noted.” Consequently, SoftMedx confirms that Conditions 2 and 3 have now been satisfied, completing the entire resumption checklist.

Corporate Governance Update As at 2 July 2026, the board of SoftMedx consists of one executive director, Mr. Lin Pinzhuo, and three independent non-executive directors, Mr. Ngok Ho Wai, Ms. Tang Cuihuen and Mr. Yiu Chun Wing. The announcement was authorized for release by Company Secretary Mr. Lam Sung Him Gaston.

The fulfilment of these procedural requirements positions SoftMedx for trading resumption on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, subject to the exchange’s final confirmation.

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